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How to break-in a remanufactured engine?

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How to break-in a remanufactured engine?

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Breaking in a remanufactured engine is a painless task. Basically just avoid lugging and prolonged same speed driving for the first 500 miles. This just means avoid any long trips during the break-in. The first oil change should be made at or close to the first 500 miles and after that every 3 months or 3000 miles. Check your oil at least every time you get gas during the first 3000 miles as your newly remanufactured engine may use some oil. This is due to the rings breaking in and is completely normal. Watch for any leaks or engine lights. If you notice either please bring your vehicle in immediately, remember it is better to be safe than sorry. It is quite common for an engine to use a little oil during the break-in period so check your oil frequently. You should also change your anti-freeze every 2 years or 24k miles.

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